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i. the "Keep Information Private" checkbox is activated on the student’s ENROL record where the principal has reasonable cause to believe that:

• a relevant protection order under the Domestic Violence Act 1995 or a relevant restraining order under the Harassment Act 1997 is in place; or
• the student or a family member is under a witness protection programme under the Evidence Act 1958; or
• the student is likely to be at significant risk if the checkbox is not activated;

j. authorised users at the school comply with all relevant legislation when responding to requests for information from a student or parent;

k. the school’s own enrolment record is completed and signed by the parent(s) and/or student;

l. a copy of the school’s enrolment form for the student is retained after the student has left the school in accordance with the School Records Retention/Disposal Schedule approved under the Public Records Act 2005;

m. E19/22A forms for students who were enrolled under the previous paper system are retained after the students have left the school in accordance with the School Records Retention/Disposal Schedule approved under the Public Records Act 2005;

n. authorised users at the school use ENROL only for the purposes of:

• facilitating the accurate and efficient enrolment of students; and
• monitoring and ensuring student enrolment and attendance;

o. authorised users do not share a user logon or password with any other person and the password is protected to prevent unauthorised access to the system;

p. authorised users who are from a district health board use ENROL only for the purpose of updating a student’s enrolment record with hearing and vision test results.

Rule 6 – Schools exempt from using ENROL

6.1 These rules apply to the principals of all schools except for those that have received a written exemption from the Secretary for Education.

6.2 The Secretary for Education may set conditions for any such exemption.

Revocations

This notice revokes the notice Rules for Student Enrolment Records published in the New Zealand Gazette, 11 October 2007, No. 110, page 2903.

Dated this 2nd day of October 2009.

KAREN SEWELL, Secretary for Education.

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Education (Early Childhood Centres)

Regulations 1998

Cancellation of Licence for an Early Childhood Centre

Pursuant to Regulation 12(1)(d)(i) of the Education (Early Childhood Centres) Regulations 1998, and acting under authority delegated by the Secretary for Education,

I hereby cancel the licence dated 10 September 2007, which was granted under those Regulations to Terangi Poko in respect of Raitu Ekalesia Apii Reo Kuki Airani (10059), situated at 15 Birmingham Road, Otara, Auckland.

This notice shall take effect the day after the date of its notification in the New Zealand Gazette.

ROSE COLE, Senior Manager – Implementation Planning, Early Childhood Education.

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Cancellation of Licence for an Early Childhood Centre

Pursuant to Regulation 12(1)(d)(ii) of the Education (Early Childhood Centres) Regulations 1998, and acting under authority delegated by the Secretary for Education,

I hereby cancel the licence dated 25 May 2007, which was granted under those Regulations to Nicola Lindsay in respect of Hedgehope Playcentre (90004), situated at Hedgehope Road, Invercargill.

This notice shall take effect the day after the date of its notification in the New Zealand Gazette.

ROSE COLE, Senior Manager – Implementation Planning, Early Childhood Education.

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Environment

Waste Minimisation Act 2008

Criteria for the Waste Minimisation Fund

The Waste Minimisation Fund was established to fund projects that promote or achieve waste minimisation.

Section 38 of the Waste Minimisation Act 2008 provides that the Minister for the Environment may set or vary criteria for approving funding of a project.

Pursuant to section 38 of the Waste Minimisation Act 2008, I, The Honourable Dr Nick Smith, Minister for the Environment, set the following criteria for approving funding of projects from the Waste Minimisation Fund.

I have obtained and considered the advice of the Waste Advisory Board prior to setting these criteria.

Criteria for the Waste Minimisation Fund

Purpose of the Fund

The purpose of the Waste Minimisation Fund is to boost New Zealand’s performance in waste minimisation.

There is considerable scope to reduce waste and increase the recovery of useful resources from waste. Lifting our performance in recovering economic value from waste also provides environmental, social and cultural benefits and reduces the risks of harm from waste.

This will require investment in infrastructure and systems for waste minimisation and developing educational and promotional capacity.

The purpose of the fund is to provide some of the funding to ensure that this occurs.

Criteria

Eligibility – Waste Minimisation Projects

1. Only waste minimisation projects are eligible for funding.

Projects must promote or achieve waste minimisation. Waste minimisation covers the reduction of waste and the reuse, recycling and recovery of waste and diverted material. The scope of the fund includes educational projects that promote waste minimisation activity.